Re: dbus-binding-tool Unable to load "%s": Attribute "xmlns:tp" is invalid on <node> element in this context

[Dan Williams <dcbw redhat com>]

On Sat, 2008-03-01 at 20:18 +0100, alban browaeys free fr wrote:
> Selon Will Stephenson <wstephenson kde org>:
> 
> > On Saturday 01 March 2008 16:06:47 alban browaeys free fr wrote:
> > > I got :
> > > Unable to load "%s": Attribute "xmlns:tp" is invalid on <node> element
> > > in this context
> > > while the Makefile call dbus-binding-tool since
> > > http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/NetworkManager?view=revision&revision=3345
> > >
> > > for example from NetworkManager/libnm-glib/ :
> > >  dbus-binding-tool --prefix=nm_access_point --mode=glib-client
> > > --output=nm-access-point-bindings.h ../introspection/nm-access-point.xml
> > >
> > > How do you build NetworkManager to avoid this issue ?
> >
> > See the thread "[PATCH] NM DBUS api documentation build system". Dan talked
> > about patching dbus-binding-tool to ignore unknown namespaces; I don't know
> > if that has happened but you don't have that addition.  In the meantime you
> > can do this to clean the docu stuff out of the introspection xml:
> >
> > DROP_NAMESPACE="perl -pe '$$hash =
> >
> chr(35);s{xmlns:tp="http://telepathy\.freedesktop\.org/wiki/DbusSpec$${hash}extensions-v0"}
> > {}g'"
> >
> > mkdir introspection-dirty
> > mv introspection/nm-*.xml introspection-dirty
> > for i in introspection-dirty/*.xml
> > do
> > xmlfile=`basename $i`
> > xsltproc spec-to-introspect.xsl $xmlfile \
> >   | $DROP_NAMESPACE  >  introspection/$xmlfile
> > done
> >
> > DROP_NAMESPACE=... should all be on one line of course.
> >
> > (Dan, I still have the version of the docu build system that cleans the xml,
> > if you want to reconsider...)
> 
> Thank you . I want the doc generated from the introspection files so I built my
> own dbus-glib with the patch applied. (if I understood well the thread this time
> ... I did not at first glance though I did not read it carefully enough).

Patch has been filed upstream too:

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14429

There's really no excuse for the tool not supporting namespaces; the
problem is that it uses a lightweight XML library (expat I think?) that
just parses the XML and stuff it into a tree, but doesn't do anything
intelligent with it.

Dan


> Best regards
> Alban
> 
> 
> PS: sorry to the whole list for me sending the email three times ... there is
> rationale behind that mostly that my usual email address is blacklisted to gnome
> lists due to spammers playing tricks with it ... and well I messed it up.
> 
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